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Miss Rhoads Is Wed 6-'??-3$ Miss Eleanor Rhoades, of Wyoming, a graduate of Bloomsburg State Teachers College, Avas married at the Wyoming Methodist Episcopal Church on Tuesday to Paul T. Witheridge, also of Wyoming. Announce Marriage Of Miss Mae Willis To Theodore Deitrich ! Announcement of the marriage of Miss Mae Hope Willis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Willis, of East Fifth Street, and Theodore W. Dedtrich, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Deitrich, of Light Street Road, at Harrisburg, June 10, 1937, was made yesterday.The couple was unattended. The bride was graduated from the Bloomsburg High School and the Bloomsburg State Teachers College. She is employed by the American Stores Company. Mr. Deitrich was graduated from the Bloomsburg High School and attended the Bloomsburg State Teachers College. Each has a wide circle of friends. * Litwhiler Is On Tigers' Farm Ir'l ~ Former Husky Athlete Sent To Alexandria, Louisiana, For Seasoning Danny Litwhiler, Hie former Bloomsburg Husky who got his sheepskin last May 24, is hitting them high wide and handsome for the Alexandria, Louisiana, Aces. Dan went to Charleston, W. Va., ir the Mid-Atlantic League at the close of college. He was with the club lasl Summer. But he was 'here only a short time and then went to Bcckley, W. V;i.. where Al Finder is playing, worked out there one afternoon and then went on to Alexandria. The shift to the Louisiana Club means the Detroit Tigers are definitely interested In the former Ringtown boy for it has heen their policy to send the most likely material to Art Phelander, let him smooth off the edges and then send them on to class AA ball in the American Association or with Beaumant in the Texas League for final seasoning before the big leagues. They play night ball in the league except on Saturday and Sunday and Dan broke in under the arcs. The first batter had singled and the second tripled. Pitchers were changed and Dan had his chance. The pitcher served up three curves and Litwhiler clouted the third one for a homer. The ball was hit so hard it cleared the 90-foot light poles which are 340 feet from home plate. In the first five games Dan had had 11 hits in 21 appearances at the plate and he is leading his club in batting. Alexandria papers speak highly of Litwhiler. One dispachea says "Our side snatched two out of three on the road and have captured four of the ast five contests. Give Dan Litwhiler >art of that credit. ng the localTand ,hey ???the next three duels right here at' inorTjC ,fn^hihS, f C??JUnt StateS "A tri iZui ? PJ?elanders ??t Jeannerette last night ,n the ninth inning, 6to 3, ended the road jinx for our side. Dan Litwhiler cracked three hits, includ????? J??,me ru,r lo blaz* the way" Litwhiler writing to Dr. E. H. Nell??*1Su0Uuge C,??ach and close t???*a> stated he has learned more under Phelander already than he picked up at Charleston throughout the 1937 campaign. Susquehanna Lists Seven Games w' I ??? o Susquehanna, which will not Bloomsburg Huskies on the football field this Fall, has a seven game schedule fur the coming grid campaign and will build the team around 14 lettermen. Here is the schedule: Oct. l, HHvcrford, there; Oct. 8, Drexel at Seliusgrovc; Oct. 22. Alfred. there; Oct. 29. Moravian at Selinsgrove; Nov. 5, Lebanon Valley at Selinpgrove; Nov. 12. Dickson, there; Nov. ISL Brnnk-lvn. there., MARKS HIS NINETY-SECOND BIRTHDAY '"??? Today marks the ninety-second anniversary of the birth of Dr. David J. Waller Jr., president emeritus of the Bloomsburg State Teachers College and throughout most of his years a Bloomsburg resident. The anniversary finds him enjoying his usual good health, and unless history fails to repeat itself he will doubt- less be seen on his daily walk. He has long believed in walking and his exceptional health and his years would certainly seem to bear out the wisdom of this means of exercise. He is planning to follow his summer routine for these many years in spending the heated summer months at his cottage at Windermere, Canada.

Miss Rhoads Is Wed 6-'??-3$ Miss Eleanor Rhoades, of Wyoming, a graduate of Bloomsburg State Teachers College, Avas married at the Wyoming Methodist Episcopal Church on Tuesday to Paul T. Witheridge, also of Wyoming. Announce Marriage Of Miss Mae Willis To Theodore Deitrich ! Announcement of the marriage of Miss Mae Hope Willis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Willis, of East Fifth Street, and Theodore W. Dedtrich, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Deitrich, of Light Street Road, at Harrisburg, June 10, 1937, was made yesterday.The couple was unattended. The bride was graduated from the Bloomsburg High School and the Bloomsburg State Teachers College. She is employed by the American Stores Company. Mr. Deitrich was graduated from the Bloomsburg High School and attended the Bloomsburg State Teachers College. Each has a wide circle of friends. * Litwhiler Is On Tigers' Farm Ir'l ~ Former Husky Athlete Sent To Alexandria, Louisiana, For Seasoning Danny Litwhiler, Hie former Bloomsburg Husky who got his sheepskin last May 24, is hitting them high wide and handsome for the Alexandria, Louisiana, Aces. Dan went to Charleston, W. Va., ir the Mid-Atlantic League at the close of college. He was with the club lasl Summer. But he was 'here only a short time and then went to Bcckley, W. V;i.. where Al Finder is playing, worked out there one afternoon and then went on to Alexandria. The shift to the Louisiana Club means the Detroit Tigers are definitely interested In the former Ringtown boy for it has heen their policy to send the most likely material to Art Phelander, let him smooth off the edges and then send them on to class AA ball in the American Association or with Beaumant in the Texas League for final seasoning before the big leagues. They play night ball in the league except on Saturday and Sunday and Dan broke in under the arcs. The first batter had singled and the second tripled. Pitchers were changed and Dan had his chance. The pitcher served up three curves and Litwhiler clouted the third one for a homer. The ball was hit so hard it cleared the 90-foot light poles which are 340 feet from home plate. In the first five games Dan had had 11 hits in 21 appearances at the plate and he is leading his club in batting. Alexandria papers speak highly of Litwhiler. One dispachea says "Our side snatched two out of three on the road and have captured four of the ast five contests. Give Dan Litwhiler >art of that credit. ng the localTand ,hey ???the next three duels right here at' inorTjC ,fn^hihS, f C??JUnt StateS "A tri iZui ? PJ?elanders ??t Jeannerette last night ,n the ninth inning, 6to 3, ended the road jinx for our side. Dan Litwhiler cracked three hits, includ????? J??,me ru,r lo blaz* the way" Litwhiler writing to Dr. E. H. Nell??*1Su0Uuge C,??ach and close t???*a> stated he has learned more under Phelander already than he picked up at Charleston throughout the 1937 campaign. Susquehanna Lists Seven Games w' I ??? o Susquehanna, which will not Bloomsburg Huskies on the football field this Fall, has a seven game schedule fur the coming grid campaign and will build the team around 14 lettermen. Here is the schedule: Oct. l, HHvcrford, there; Oct. 8, Drexel at Seliusgrovc; Oct. 22. Alfred. there; Oct. 29. Moravian at Selinsgrove; Nov. 5, Lebanon Valley at Selinpgrove; Nov. 12. Dickson, there; Nov. ISL Brnnk-lvn. there., MARKS HIS NINETY-SECOND BIRTHDAY '"??? Today marks the ninety-second anniversary of the birth of Dr. David J. Waller Jr., president emeritus of the Bloomsburg State Teachers College and throughout most of his years a Bloomsburg resident. The anniversary finds him enjoying his usual good health, and unless history fails to repeat itself he will doubt- less be seen on his daily walk. He has long believed in walking and his exceptional health and his years would certainly seem to bear out the wisdom of this means of exercise. He is planning to follow his summer routine for these many years in spending the heated summer months at his cottage at Windermere, Canada.